HOME AND FOREIGN CABLES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 8563, 18 August 1904, Page 1

HOME AND FOREIGN CABLES.

[By Ki.wntiu I Ki.KiiitAi'ii.—Coi'YitmaT.],

(I'KIl Pltl-SS ASSOCIATION.)

Koceivccl August 17, at 51.62 p.m. ~ lioiiil.ay. august .17. 11;.' Thibetans are examining the draft 'i of the trraiv. ' i'

Vienna, August .17. ;'. King Edward, in entertaining Ihe Km- i ; '' : peror i'Yaneis Joseph at dinner a! Maricn- ■ had, exchanged outdid t.,i:,t:i mi the permanence .-Mill strengthening of the two ec-uiitrios. The Kiupoivr I'Vaucis ,Jo;,eph wanidy thanked King I'Mward fur enabling '' t! liim to greet. liim at Mariciiliad instead i>i' making a long journey to Kngland. London, August 17, ' The Transvaal, though possessing ado.- ',»'■', <|iiate powers to prevent the inlliix of un- f i desirable aliens, does not intend to legislates a.s regards the permanent control of immigration till 1906. ,i' '

Tim Tyrergyd colliery, Aberviare, was '■< recently closed owing to trouble over the '' , ■ non-union question. Vesterday the .surface ,' ,' machinery and out houses were blown up. ' r tielatine tubes, with fuses attached, were) ' : '" found in the doluis. ■■> , . Received August IV, at midnight. ;'>' London, August 17. '" : ' The Morning Tost, congratulates Messrs ' : \\ D-cakin and Koid on .saving Australia from ;,, ~ the eccentricities and extravagances of ft',!'', Labor Government. The paper declares ',; ■ that the suund condition of Australian : .,' linar.ee e; due to '-iv ij. Turner's ability ,• •. aiul patience. I, j